The government needs to do more to integrate IT systems for improved service delivery, says state CIO.
In this World Wide Wrap: Becta seeks supplier for home edu-tech, ITC Learning Web site updates resources, and online education beats classroom.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pioneer explains AV receiver tech, RT'E adopts Panasonic projectors, and tech enables live surgical training.
The company extends its Print Station marketing and printing services to companies of all sizes.
IT developer Nafeesa Moola spearheaded key advancements and programmes in the local industry.
Females take the lead in science degrees, but a lot of work has to be done on the postgraduate level, says the DST.
The company has invested in training and development to further penetrate the SME BI market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Indian classrooms get hi-tech, NGOs look to content management, and Sitecore releases Web CM.
Lean Six Sigma can be used to tackle the challenges and opportunities that business process management uncovers.
While the Gauteng Online project struggles, similar projects in the Western Cape and KZN flourish.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wikimedia receives Hewlett Foundation grant, businesses require social science skills, and female A-level computing students dwindle.
In this World Wide Wrap: PM skills sought after - survey, UK council gets PM for greater efficiency, and Sy leads PM conference.
In this World Wide Wrap: SpringSource releases development tool, TMC to provide tech assistance, and navigating healthcare IT hurdles.